[PDF] [PDF] Rainfall Erosivity Factor Calculator Guidance - California State

[PDF] Rainfall Erosivity Factor Calculator Guidance - California State

30 déc 2020 · Rainfall Erosivity (R) Factor Calculator: The California Construction Stormwater General Permit requires construction stormwater dischargers to 

[PDF] CGP R-Factor - California State Water Resources Control Board

Factor (R-Factor) in the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Rainfall Erosivity Factor Calculator at:

[PDF] CSI EPBB Design Factor Calculator User Guide

The CSI-EPBB calculator is available to the public and participants in the CSI program Its sole purpose is to determine the EPBB Design Factor and calculate an 

[PDF] CO2 Factor - SMA Solar Technology

Technology can calculate how much carbon dioxide (CO2) you avoid by environmentally For this calculation, the CO2 factor for the region must be stated CO

[PDF] CSI EPBB Design Factor Calculator - City of Pasadena

30 juil 2009 · Actual performance of an installed PV system is influenced by numerous factors, and may differ from the results summarized in the CSI calculator

[PDF] CSI EPBB Design Factor Calculator - LADWP Calculator

13 oct 2011 · The SIP calculator is a tool available to participants of the LADWP Solar Incentive Program to determine the EPBB Design Factor and calculate 

[PDF] Factor each polynomial Confirm your answers using a graphing

Confirm your answers using a graphing calculator eSolutions Manual - Powered by Cognero Page 1 8-6 Solving x^2 + bx + 

[PDF] factor completely worksheet

[PDF] factor difference of squares worksheet

[PDF] factor each polynomial practice

[PDF] factor it definition

[PDF] factor it in in spanish

[PDF] factor it into

[PDF] factor it out definition

[PDF] factor it out meaning

[PDF] factor perfect square trinomial calculator

[PDF] factor trinomials worksheet

[PDF] factories and climate change

[PDF] factoring 1 factoring out the gcf answer key

[PDF] factoring ax2+bx+c

[PDF] factoring ax2+bx+c worksheet answer key

[PDF] factoring by grouping worksheet

STATEWIDE CONSTRUCTION STORMWATER GENERAL PERMIT

DISCHARGER'S GUIDE

RAINFALL EROSIVITY

(R) FACTOR CALCULATORLast Revised: December 30, 2020 Rainfall Erosivity (R) Factor Calculator Guidance Page 1

Last Revision: December 30, 2020

Rainfall Erosivity (R) Factor Calculator:The California Construction Stormwater General Permit requires construction stormwater dischargers to determine each construction site's overall risk to water quality, which is separated into two elements - sediment risk and receiving water risk. The site sediment risk is determined by multiplying the rainfall erosivity (R), soil erodibility (K), and length-slope (LS) factors from the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation to obtain an estimate of site-related soil loss.The Construction Stormwater General Permit requires dischargers to use the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Rainfall Erosivity Factor Calculator (https://lew.epa.gov/) to determine a construction site's site-specific R factor. In November 2020, California Water Board staff was notified that the Rainfall Erosivity Factor Calculator only calculates an R factor for up to one year of construction activity due to recent EPA changes to the calculator. Therefore, recent use of the EPA Rainfall Erosivity Calculator will result in an incorrect output for a site's sediment risk for multi-year construction projects.The following guidance demonstrates how a site's R factor can be correctly calculated using the current version of the EPA's Rainfall Erosivity Calculator.For sites with construction activities spanning one year or less:1. Input the estimated start and end dates of construction in "mm/dd/yyyy" format. (For

c onstruction projects that span multiple years, perform separate R factor calculations for each year of planned construction activities, as demonstrated further in this guidance document.) Note: The period of construction activity begins at initial earth disturbance, including

the vertical build, and ends with final stabilization of the site.2. Locate the construction site by entering the address or latitude and longitude into the

Location box; or use the map to zoom in and click on site location. Rainfall Erosivity (R) Factor Calculator Guidance Page 2

Last Revision: December 30, 2020

3. Click the "Calculate R Factor" button to calculate an R factor for the construction

site.4. The R-factor output will display as shown below.For sites with construction activities spanning multiple years:1. For construction projects that span multiple years, repeat the R factor calculation for

each additional year (or portion of a year) that construction activities are planned to occur. An example is provided on page 3. Note: For leap years, such as 2020, the Rainfall Erosivity Factor Calculator's calendar year ends on December 30 and will fail to calculate an R factor if December 31 is used. Non-leap years still end on December 31.

2. To determine the site's overall R factor, sum the separate R factors (see example on

page 3). The site's overall R factor is used to determine the project sediment risk to be included in the Notice of Intent that the discharger submits into the Stormwater

Multiple Application and Report Tracking System.

Rainfall Erosivity (R) Factor Calculator Guidance Page 3

Last Revision: December 30, 2020

For example, a project that starts construction activity on November 1, 2020 and completes final stabilization on December 28, 2022 would be separated into the following construction periods:Each period results in the following R factor outputs: Rainfall Erosivity (R) Factor Calculator Guidance Page 4

Last Revision: December 30, 2020

Therefore, the site's overall R factor between November 1, 2020 and December 28,

2022 would be:

Overall R Factor = 45.49 + 45.49 + 14.16 = 105.14

Input 105.14 for the R factor in the Notice of Intent.quotesdbs_dbs5.pdfusesText_10